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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1936

Page

4

Orioles Triumph In Hamburg Tilt With Key Players

The Orioles edge Hamburg 28 to 24 in opening action as McCord 13 leads locals with Jackson 7 Millikan 6 Renta 5 Myers 2. Hamburg’s Daukel 4 Gerer 3 McKean and Zuck 1 each. In bridge, Fire House use a distinct bidding system led by Hugh Foster defeating Hillbillies and Wilhilly pair in a study-heavy session.

Mae Metuosd Thirsiisy Hamburg TeMirn Malevern Te Fame Ecoring Bruce Hurcers Jecals Orioles McCord Jackson Millikan Renta Myers Hamburg Quint Daukel Gerer McKean Zuck Neffher Celal Hugh Foster Wrward Strahan Fire House Squad Flb Mulholand Bruce Koehner Hy Gi Arthur McCullough Lloyd Finland Dr. Wom Hiett Leanderson EW Culbertson Foster Fire House Fang

Tourney Finals Set for Saturday at Glenwood Armory

The Mills county high school basketball tournament finals are scheduled for Saturday evening in the Glenwood Armory. Henderson faces Pactties Junction in the consolation final, while Strahan meets Malvern in the championship game in the second contest of the evening.

Glenwood Henderson Pactties Junction Strahan Malvern

How Cheapside Got Its Name And A Maine Poll

A fragmentary note links Cheapside's name to old markets and cites a Maine Literary Digest poll showing 11,488 of 14,302 voters against the New Deal. The piece hints at a forthcoming Republican victory in autumn.

Cheapside Oxford Street London Maine Literary Digest Lowell Courier-Ci

Oriole Five Again Defeat P. J. Quint

Oriole five defeated Pacific Janetion 47 to 16 for a second win this season. Jackson led scoring with 12 points, Renton 14, and McCord plus Milli-kan added a few others as the Oriole defense held strong. In the curtain raiser, Barrett girls beat the Bae elfic Junction 25 to 4 in a fast exhibition of basketball.

Mac McCausi Jecal Rogers Pacific Janetion Oriole Insers Oriele Orinle Jackson Renton McCord &. Millikan Myers J P. J. Qaint Godser Warmer Fi Rupe Dardner Barrett Baeelfic Junction

Local Social Notes Bunch Up in Champion Hill Area

CHAMPION HILL Mr and Mrs Claude Rector and Willa were dinner guests Sunday in the Alfred Cooper home W H Noot was in Red Oak Saturday Hart and Doris Bishop and Francia Wnery visited over the weekend with home folks Alfred Cooper visited Friday with his sister Mrs B R Bridge W M Kellenbarger visited last week with his aunt Mrs Jennie Kellenbarger in Emerson Joan Kocherspercer visited Thursday In the Sherman Allen fame Mrs W Hf Noel Max and Don ald visited Friday afternoon with Mrs J Haldeman Claude Rector received word last week that his brother Orville Rector was seriously ill with pneumonia at his home in Missouri Mr Rector formerly lived in his community Mrs Claude Rector and Willa visited Saturday afternoon with Mrs J F Unery

Claude Rector Wille Alfred Cooper W. H. Noot Red Oak Hart Doris Bishop Francia Wnery B. R. Bridge W. M. Kellenbarger Jennie Kellenbarger Emerson Joan Kocherspercer Sherman Allen W. Hf. Noel Max Donald J. Haldeman Claude Jkrector Orville Rector Missound Rector Hved Willa J. F. Unery

Muse of Music Calliope and the Circus Parade Omen

The text hints that Calliope the Muse of Music is linked to a missile muse and a stirring omen seen in a circus parade, suggesting a symbolic or erroneous attribution within a historic note. It cites the muse name in a curious, possibly garbled context without concrete events or dates.

Calliope

History of the Week Returns to TVA and Supreme Court Ruling

A week in review covers a Supreme Court decision affirming TVA dam powers and the legality of selling power, a soil conservation bill advancing in Congress, and fiscal/tax debates shaping New Deal finance. Also noted are European diplomacy shifts, a revived alliance talk and Spain's radical government emergence.

Supreme Court Tennesse Valles Authority Paseer Wilkendam Musele Shoals TVA Congress Eight Justicces McReynolds Tennessee Valley Radia Alabama Power Co Vision House Italy Germany Austria Hungary France Balkan Russia Europe League Spain Spanish Republic

Revolutionary Pressure Persists in Industrial Centers

The piece notes recurring radical revolts endangering the state. It argues the victory is not a pure Communist triumph and that Communists remain a minority except in heavily industrialized areas like Baree, with Jona referenced as a figure in the discussion.

Comunists Baree Jona

Boys Sell Blankets Stolen from CCCamp

Two CCCampers Debert Marshall and J Kelgley sought quick cash and stole two blankets from the Malvern camp on Monday. They brought the items to town and sold them to Forrest Weidner, then spent the proceeds. Officials issued warrants, and Weidner was arrested after the sale location was traced. All three were jailed awaiting federal trial for theft of U. S. government property.

Debert Marshall J. Kelgley Malvern Forrest Weidner Weidner U. S Althongh

Blankets Frozen Under Question at Incal Camp

Lt. R. B. Holst, commanding officer at Co. 780, cites section 8 of the federal criminal code in questioning Weldner’s knowledge about frozen blankets. The provision says any person who purchases or receives goods belonging to the FS or CEC equipment with knowledge or reason to believe they were taken from the U. S. or an official agency shall be fined up to $1000 or imprisoned up to two years, or both.

Weldner R. B. Holst Co. 780 U. S

American College of Surgeons Formation Report

The American College of Surgeons was established in Tomb by a group of surgeons. Leaders in the field are represented across all sections of the area, signaling broad professional presence and organization.

American College of Surgeons

Proposal to create 12 sub capitals near communities

The Wichita Eagle notes a proposal to establish 12 sub capitals in the United States to bring the Federal Government closer to citizens. The idea aims to improve accessibility and local governance, though some argue the current proximity already suffices.

America Wichita Eagle

Washington Wan Rich Man This Day

A fragmented census note claims George Washington ranked among Americas wealthiest figures though the text strings show inconsistent figures and date references, suggesting a rough estimate rather than a precise total. The source fragment hints at wealth magnitude in historical terms and ages with no formal valuation.

Washington George Washington America Althrough

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